If we can't make a universal healthcare plan work because "it's too expensive", can we farm out that bill to our allies? Have them help subsidize the bill? We're doing it for other countries at war. I would say that our health at home is up there on a level of importance on par with Ukraine's freedom. I know this is a bit short-sighted, and possibly unfair, but it's the truth, locally. I think it's time for people like Trump and others who are against universal healthcare to admit that our system is second rate and that our country is falling apart over this, and many other, causes. When is it time for America to quit acting like the greatest country on Earth, and start seeking help for its own, seemingly unsolvable (that have been solved elsewhere) problems?
More like 35th rate health care: 1 Taiwan (China) 85.9 157.8 2 South Korea 83.0 152.0 3 Japan 80.3 146.4 4 France 79.4 145.3 5 Denmark 79.2 145.8 6 Spain 77.9 143.3 7 Thailand 77.9 142.0 8 Austria 77.2 140.7 9 Netherlands 77.1 140.7 10 Finland 77.1 140.6 11 Norway 76.7 140.3 12 Czech Republic 75.5 138.6 13 Australia 75.3 136.9 14 Belgium 75.2 136.4 15 Luxembourg 75.0 136.0 16 Switzerland 74.5 139.3 17 United Kingdom 74.1 136.0 18 Estonia 74.1 135.8 19 Qatar 73.8 134.3 20 Israel 73.5 134.5 21 Lithuania 73.2 132.9 22 Mexico 72.5 130.8 23 Sri Lanka 72.0 130.1 24 Germany 71.9 130.7 25 Portugal 71.5 129.9 26 New Zealand 71.0 128.7 27 Turkey 71.0 127.8 28 Singapore 70.9 131.4 29 Canada 70.4 129.2 30 Malaysia 70.0 126.1 31 United Arab Emirates 69.6 128.1 32 Ecuador 69.5 124.6 33 Argentina 68.9 124.8 34 Sweden 68.6 125.6 35 United States 68.6 126.0 https://www.numbeo.com/health-care/rankings_by_country.jsp
